Police Dog FIRED>He Just Wanted to Play
 

Bungling Police Dog FIRED for Slacking off Work to Play with Trash
(when he was supposed to be looking for drugs)..... :rofl:

• Fred the police dog was fired because he got distracted on the job
  
• He cost Mississippi police $13,000 but will now be sent back to training
  
• Belgian Malinois will be sold back to the Louisiana facility that trained him up
  

By Daily Mail UK, 7 February 2014

A police dog in Mississippi has been fired from the force, after finding playing with soda cans more interesting than drugs busts.
Police in Gulfport will be sending the Belgian Malinois dog back to the training facility he came from as Fred was found to be 'slacking off'.
Just two years ago, the city of Gulfport paid $12,000-$13,000 for Fred which included training at a facility in Kaplan, Louisiana.

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K-9 Fred gets easily abstracted on the job and starts playing with soda cans when he should be searching buildings and maintaining his focus

Fred was trained at K-9 Unlimited in Kaplan, a school thought to be excellent for turning out well-trained and hardworking dogs.

Chief Leonardo Papania said that although Fred is more than capable of sniffing out drugs, he can sometimes get distracted.
He said that situations have come up where Fred will be searching a building, but see a soda can and start playing with it instead of finishing the job.

The police department tried sending Fred back to school to train the distraction out of him, but nothing seemed to work.

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Fred (not pictured here) was trained at K-9 Unlimited, a very prestigious school in Kaplan, La.

The police were granted the right to sell back Fred to K9 Unlimited.

The police say they will miss the adorable yet distractible pooch.

'Your K-9 handlers do have a bond with these animals,' Papania said. 'They spend a lot of time with them. These animals are kept in their homes.

'You do have that working bond. But they also are aware of the ultimate responsibility we have with these animals.'